B. Glibenclamide

C. Chloral hydrate

D. Cefixime

A. Atropine

B. Scopolamine

C. Physostigmine

A. Amiodarone

B. Phenytoin

C. Disorpyamide

A. Naproxen

B. Ibuprofen

D. Meloxicam

A. ED 100/LD 100

B. LD 100/Ed100

D. ED50/LD50

B. Flumazanil

C. Naloxane

D. Sevoflurane

A. Morrison

B. Martin

D. Murray

A. Isosobide dinitrate

B. Verapamil

C. Digoxin

A. Can be spitted out with signs of toxicity

B. Easy to administer

D. Lipid soluble

A. Pirenzepine

B. Ranitidine

D. Lorazepam

A. All of the following

C. Blood coagulant

D. Styptic

B. Headache

C. Vertigo

D. Cough

A. Iodine compound

B. Quaternary ammonium compound

C. Absolute alchohol

A. Indifference

C. Bacterial symbiosis

D. Antagonism

A. None of the above

C. Mebromine

D. Hydrogen peroxide

A. Head injury

B. Bronchial asthma

C. Acute abdominal pain before diagnosis

A. Drugs given IM

B. Drugs given IV

C. None of the above

A. Cephalosporins

B. Sulfonamides

D. Pencillins

A. Norethindrone

B. Levonorgestrel

D. Medroxyprogesterone

A. Salicylates

C. Indomenthacin

D. Dypyradimole

A. Hydroxylation of 25-hydroxycholecalcitenol occurs in kidney

B. Increased parathyroid hormone secretion is seen in renal failure

C. UV light helps in formation

A. Theophylline

B. Metronidazole

D. Paracetamol

A. Alkaloidal poisoning

C. Bleeding piles

D. Bleeding gums

B. miosis

C. Organophosphorus poisoning

D. Renal colic

A. MI

B. Hypertension

C. Angina

A. Age of child

B. Nature of the drug

C. Chronicity of pain

A. Ascending reticular

B. Red nucleus activating system

D. Central

B. Allopurinol is a derivative of 8-mercaptopurine

C. A special application of dantrolene is used to treat malignant hyperthermia

D. Interferons have a role in immunology of cancer

A. Imipramine

B. Chlorpheniramine

D. Atropine

A. 95%

B. 65%

D. 50%

B. It causes dilatation of skeletal muscles

C. Post ganglionic fibres are longer than pre ganglionic fibres

D. Noradrenalin is the neurotransmitter at post ganglionic junction

A. Skin eruptions

B. Angioneurotic edema

C. Sialorrhea

D. Serum imbalance

B. Demecarium

C. Edrophonium

D. Tacrine

A. Inhibits sweat and lacrimation

B. Cleaved by acetylcholinesterase

C. Causes tachycardia

B. Peripheral Vascular disease

C. Hypertension

D. Benign Prostatic hypertrophy

A. Immunoglobulins

C. Opsonins

D. Granulocytes

A. Digoxin

B. Disphenyl hydantoin

D. Diphenhydramine

B. Penicilline-G is more absorbed from the G.I.T

C. None of the above

D. Penicilline-G is more allergic than penicillin-V

B. is a broad spectrum antiprotozoal drug

C. May cause peripheral neuropathy on prolonged use

D. Active against bacteroides and clostridium

A. Amoxycillin

B. Triamterene

D. Doxycycline

A. Cortisopradol

B. Chlorozoxazone

D. Methocarbomol

A. Glyburide

C. Tolbutamide

D. Repaglinide

A. Norfloxacin

C. Doxycycline

D. Cefotaxime

A. Anaphylactic shock

B. Renal failure

D. Oral candidiasis

A. Pregnancy

C. Children

D. Renal failure

B. Aerosolized pentamidine

C. Didanasine

D. Acyclovir

B. Cephamycins

C. Monobactams

D. Carbapenems

A. Calithromycin

B. Erythromycin

C. Roxithromycin

A. Erythromycin exerts its effects extracellularly

C. Erythromycin enhances the B-lactamases activity

D. Penicillin is inactivated by erythromycin

A. None of the above

B. Amphoterin

D. Antibiotics